Chris Bremer
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CHRIS BREMER

Since receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Media Production and Film Studies from Florida State University, Chris Bremer has been involved in a wide range of corporate and independent film, video, and television projects.
As a freelance producer Chris has worked with a myriad of clients including Microsoft and Universal Studios. He also participated in the production of Hoover, a feature-length film starring Academy Award winning actor Ernest Borgnine.
For many years Chris also specialized in producing outdoor-related content. He traveled the world, assembled documentaries for the Outdoor Life Network, and associate produced a six-part kayak training series with Nigel Foster, the world's leading kayak expert.
In an effort to focus on original content production, Chris established Element 113 (e113), a creative services and production entity. In 2004, Chris traveled to Vancouver, British Columbia to film the West Coast Style - Freeride Fundamentals. The project yielded a two DVD training series unlike the anything else in the mountain biking industry. Subsequently, Freeride Fundamentals won a Telly Award for best cinematography in its class.
Other e113 projects include: VOICES IN THE CLOUDS, a documentary about the indigenous tribes of Taiwan, the ATAYAL, HOPE POSITIVE, an documentary looking into HVIV/AIDS in four different countries on four different continents and ALTERED, Haxan Films latest feature film project, in which Chris developed a customized post-production workflow.
Chris continues to grow Element 113 by developing original programing. In 2006, Chris produced the feature film, SMALL HOURS, slated for release in 2007.
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